Hearn unravelling

Just made you want to take her out for dinner or a movie. Give her a night off. She probably wouldn't stop looking at her phone though. And that would Hanoi me!

 

Got to watch this now after the build up on here.

 

Is it just me or did Eddie sound like David Brent early in that interview?

 

David and Tim/Gareth vibes from Eddie and Frank respectively definitely

 

Does that make Bazza, Finchy!

 

He's thrown a kettle over a pub

What have you ever done?

 

Watched the Netflix series @BXNG101 agree entirely about the woman Emily hard working but no life.

Frank Smith his knowledge of actual boxing, he would be torn apart on a forum, let alone a good debate, bang average and almost every fight his own fighters or not, the pre fight calls on how they would play out very deluded.

 

My takeaway from this show was that Matchroom employ some of the worst people on earth that you'd never want to be friends with, ever.

I've always thought Barry would be good fun over dinner and Eddie good value on a night out, but now that I'm in my 50s, I just can't stand the relentless noise - just stop talking FFS! Emily seems to be another one. For all they go on about "passion," it's just annoying.

At the end of the day, Matchroom makes its core money hyping minor. sports way beyond their natural value, much like Sid Waddell did with the Indoor League in the 1970s. You can kind of see why Barry fell out with boxing given some of the chancers he'd have come up against, but it feels like Matchroom employs plenty of them. You wonder what the place will be like minus Barry and why Eddie would want to sell up.

Frank Smith just seems like a tea boy swept along by smarter people - might be completely unfair saying that but in watching the full series I failed to see what he was actually there for. You can see why they still wheel out Eddie for press conferences because Frank's as dull as Ben Shalom.

 

Shoes!

 

We have no idea what was agreed prior.. for all we know it was said that the promo before the presser would be the tribute and Eddie has then used this as a way to get a word in.

It's not a great optic for eubank but I also wouldn't put it past Eddie to pull that.

 

Hitler was amazing at his job, what was your point?

 

One he signed this when he originally agreed to fight.
Two he isn't obligated to follow the rehydration limit, he will be given a bonus if he adheres to it is what I'm hearing.

 

Hitler was a very skilled politician and a fantastic speaker and manipulator.

I'm gonna guess and say you actually know very little of Hitler before he became famous?

 

Hitler was a bit like Tony Bellew in the first round against Makabu. As Dave Coldwell said at the end of the round, after Bellew got knocked down: he got greedy.

That’s basically Hitler in 1941. He’d already floored France, had Britain on the ropes, and instead of keeping the pressure smartly, he got reckless. By trying to isolate the UK and take on the Soviet Union at the same time, he overreached.

Had he kept his focus — maybe force Britain into peace before going east — he might have had a much stronger chance of winning the war. But just like Bellew in that round, the greed left him wide open, and eventually he got flattened.

If only Hitler had Dave Coldwell in his corner.